Leafs down

Nitrogen tox of some sort

Chronic nitrogen toxicity from feeding too much or too often, or both. Very hard to fix, but just give plain water in normal amounts and at normal intervals for the next 2 weeks. The plant needs to use up what is already in the soil before you add any more nutrients. When you do go back to feeding, give only half strength nutrients, this is usually plenty for autos. Also, it is a schedule of plain water/plain water/feed/plain water/plain water/feed....... not feed every watering time. Trying to "rapid cure" this problem by flushing with huge amounts of water can make the problem worse as this usually releases even more nutrient salts from the soil and makes the burning worse, not better. I would not cut off any leaves, except for any dead/dying yellow ones. After looking at your diary, you are feeding waaaaay too much. I really hopes this helps, Organoman.

hey there, still a problem with overwatering growmie. When water gets locked under the soil you'll get "water mold" appearing, and it will affect the roots which will reflect on the leafs. Try letting them dry out half a day more or a whole day more than you normally would , then try the lifting pot method to never overwater again. With a few more grows under your belt you'll be able to read the plant better but in the mean time it's a great way to avoid this. By the way the yellow tips of the leafs is from over feeding. Try cutting back everything by 0.5 and maintain that going forward, it will help stop the problem from spreading and the plant should recover. Hope this helps ! 🚀

I'm seeing a couple of problems here - and I have a question. First of all, drooping leaves come from either too much water or not enough water... most will tend to overwater their plants and this is the quickest way to kill pretty much ANY kind of plant. I don't see the amount of water you're giving them in your diary but I'm willing to bet you're giving them too much. Wait until the pot is SUPER lightweight before giving them a watering or a feeding... One problem I'm seeing is that you are giving them WAY too much grow nutes for their age! Autos, in flower, do not need and do not like a lot of nitrogen which is present in the grow nutes. Cut them WAY back or cut them out entirely... go only with your bloom nutes... You had a question I'm just seeing now about the yellow leaves at the bottom... they are another indication of nitrogen toxicity and yes, cutting them off was fine BUT I don't think it addressed WHY they were yellowing... So at this point, with everything you've got going on, I would suggest that you need to check the PH of your runoff. FIRST, dry the plant out then give it enough of a water that you've got about 20% running out the bottom - scoop some of that runoff up and find out what its PH level is... if it's not within a range of 6.0-6.5, you'll need to do more work (msg me at that point and I can help you out). All in all, you've got a couple of problems but none that are unsolvable... it's just going to take a little bit of time and patience and they'll be just fine! Good luck - and again, msg me if you want.

You should give them less Nitrogen at a time. The claw leaves is an indicator of N toxicity, and when flowering should be even lower and higher PK. Don't cut leafs until she recovers to prevent over stress.